Kamala Harris, who faced a barrage of Trump ads in Michigan misleadingly claiming she wants to ban gasoline cars altogether, vowed: “I will never tell… Read More »Harris, in Michigan, is trying to deflect Trump's attacks on gasoline cars
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Hurricane Helene's catastrophic damage and flooding in the southeastern states could impact the country's medical supply chain. Hospitals across the country are preparing for a… Read More »Helene destroyed the NC plant that produces 60% of the country's IV fluid supply
Soon you could see Waymo's self-driving technology in Hyundai cars. Autonomous driving technology developer Waymo said this week it would partner with Korean automaker Hyundai… Read More »Waymo's new deal with Hyundai raises questions about China
HOUSTON (AP) — A federal judge on Friday denied a request from a black high school student in Texas for an injunction that the student's… Read More »Judge denies order from black student who was punished for his hair
“In the United States we have fifty laboratories for democracy and they are called states.”
The ruling was the latest example of legal whiplash for the more than 27 million eligible borrowers, and yet another blow to the president's pledge… Read More »Biden student loan forgiveness plan halted by judge after brief delay
The telecom sector is full of great dividend payers who consistently increase their payouts year after year. But one of the industry's newest dividend payers… Read More »This telecom giant just increased its dividend by 35% and promises many more double-digit increases
Europe's most famous privacy activist, Max Schrems, today dealt another blow to Meta after the EU Supreme Court ruled that the tech giant cannot misuse… Read More »Meta may not use sexual orientation to target advertisements in the EU, court rules
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With college costs high, at least eight states now offer tax breaks or deductions for employers who contribute to employees' 529 accounts.
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The tech giant is one of many companies building technology that could remake Hollywood — or help spread misinformation.
Meta just announced its own media-focused AI model called Movie Gen, which can be used to generate realistic video and audio clips. The company shared… Read More »Meta's Movie Gen creates compelling AI video clips
